Thousands looked on as 374 pipers gathered in Melbourne to play the rock and roll classic by the Australian hard rock band, which is playing its first Australian shows in a decade.

A Homeland Security Investigation officer fired their gun when a driver backed their car into an MPD cruiser during a police chase in DC Thursday night, officers said.

A new report has seemingly confirmed the identity of the villain who'll appear in James Gunn's Superman sequel.

The pandemic holdover could soon dwindle in the District, as the Bowser administration institutes a $260 permit fee and a $20 fee per square foot.

It wasn’t your imagination! That faint glow in the night sky over parts of the DMV wasn’t the city lights. The northern lights made a surprise visit Tuesday night, thanks to a powerful geomagnetic storm - and sky watchers may get one more shot to see them Wednesday night.

The Australian Book of Records confirmed that the sea of tartan-wearing pipers shattered a record set by 333 pipers in Bulgaria in 2012.

A geomagnetic storm lit up the skies as far south as Florida late Tuesday – and some in the D.C. area were treated to red, purple and green hues splashed overhead. The aurora was visible in areas including Bowie and Mount Airy in Maryland,

But maybe, just maybe, taking some time to have a little fun this weekend can provide a small escape, like Alice tumbling down the rabbit’s hole into Wonderland. Upcoming events offer opportunities to catch imaginative performances,

The DC Universe is gearing up for its next big chapter with Man of Tomorrow , and it sounds like Frank Grillo ’s Rick Flag Sr. will have a major role in shaping the story this time around. Grillo, who first appeared as the tough-as-nails soldier in Superman and Peacemaker Season 2,

From the sidewalks of Georgetown to the trails of Rock Creek Park, signs of renewal are taking shape under the D.C. Safe and Beautiful

An investigation is underway after a federal agent fired their weapon during a vehicle pursuit in Northeast D.C. on Thursday, according to D.C. police.

At the AC/DC's first Australian show in a decade, they rewarded the patience of their fans by digging deep into their back catalog